Islanders are being asked to "keep a respectful distance" while work is underway to clear Chouet Beach after a dead whale washed ashore.
Guernsey's animal welfare charity, the GSPCA, confirmed the situation is being dealt with by the States' Environment Department.
The charity said while the distressing scene "may draw public interest", we're being asked to keep away while authorities respond to the situation:
Free bikes provided for children in Guernsey parks this summer
BeActive is providing balance bikes for public use in the island's parks this summer.
Five more years of boating lessons for Bailiwick schools
School children across the Bailiwick will continue to get free boating lessons for the next five years.
La Societe to protect two Guernsey streams
A Guernsey preservation group wants listed status for the Water Lanes and the stream near the Vale Church.
Guernsey women road cyclists win gold
There have been more golds in Orkney for the cyclists and the successful women swimmers.
States buy one of Guernsey's largest brownfield sites for housing
The States and the Channel Islands Co-op have agreed a deal to progress the long-awaited development of Leale's Yard.
Two iconic yellow Guernsey phone boxes removed
Owner Sure says the two boxes at the Town bus terminus were beyond repair and under used.
Guernsey moves to third at the Island Games
Five golds on day three and 29 medals overall puts Guernsey in third spot at Orkney.
New Aurigny pathway pilots to fly Boeing 787 Dreamliners
Aurigny has partnered with Norse Atlantic UK to bolster the two airlines' pilot numbers.
